LETTER: Reader distraught over Trump’s treatment
Reader distraught over Trump’s treatment
The radical left, vengeful Democrats, “bad guys,” succeeded in blaming Trump, culminating their goal to destroy our president. Shame on them! “Not fit to serve.” God thought so.
LETTER: Country needs honesty, compassion and inclusion
Jan. 6, 2021 was a day of reckoning and decision.
The promoters of insurrection and domestic terrorism have no place as elected representatives in Florida or any state in our union.
LETTER: Why a bridge and not a tunnel
‘Why a bridge and not a tunnel?’
We have and will have until sometime in March (or later) a problem getting to Pensacola. We know a barge destroyed a section of the bridge. The question is, “Why?”
White-tailed deer on the prowl for food
Anyone who has been responsible for children knows the reality of juvenile appetites.
Their hunger is constant, sometimes picky and there is rarely any obvious uniformity in preferences between siblings or playmates.
Out and About
Usually, January is a slow time for news but this year has certainly proved to be unusual.
Everyone’s keeping a close eye on Pensacola Bay Bridge reconstruction. If repairs continue on schedule, we’re only about two months away from returning to normalcy.
For God’s Sake: Senior dog’s ‘zooms’ inspire pastor’s sermons
In seminary, future preachers are encouraged to collect potential sermon illustrations – emotion-packed, real-life stories, a funny joke or a personal life experience.
God must have realized that I would need extra help in this because he gave us Brewster.
Wendy Victora Rudman: Internet helps bring lost pets home
Growing up in what was then a small town in Illinois, I had a dog and a pony, both of which routinely ran away.
I also had a cat who ran to us, transforming herself from an unwanted stray to a much-loved house guest.
Brian Out Loud
Reclassification is expected to take place for high school sports at some point in February.
I hope the Florida High School Athletic Association makes good decisions when it comes to the reclassifying process.
LETTER: Looking at dark winter, dark future
Wendy Victora Rudman: Mitten up, cold weather sticking around
I’m not sure how I survived growing up in Illinois, why I thought it was fun to strap on shoes with blades on them and stumble across a frozen river.
I waited for the bus in sub-freezing temperatures and considered it normal to don layers of clothing so thick I couldn’t press my arms down to my sides. It took 10 minutes to get dressed to step out the front door and almost that long to take it all off again.